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SHORT ANSWER: The President can terminate a Governor's appointment under Article 155 of the Constitution of India, but must provide grounds based on the Governor's failure to perform duties or acting against the Constitution. DETAILS: - Article 155 states that the Governor is appointed by the President and can be removed by the President. - The grounds for removal typically include failure to perform constitutional duties or acting in a manner that undermines the Constitution. - The evaluation of these grounds is generally based on the advice of the Council of Ministers. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No specific punishment for the Governor, but removal from office can lead to political and administrative consequences. SOURCE: - Constitution of India, Article 155
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